What REALLY Happened To Africa's Richest Man, Aliko Dangote

[@AllinOne-co7gw]

Nigerians wake up !!! This refinery is not a win for Dangote, but a blessing for Nigeria. Your country will be the richest if you deliver oil. In my country the govt would subsidize the refinery to make it succeed beyond.

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

The people running the country don't care

[@tshepo7122]

Sadly Africans and their leaders can’t reason 🙄

[@veronicadave1450]

NIGERIA needs this refinery .Please dont sabotage this man's effort.

[@TabsT-vy5jy]

@@veronicadave1450 when has anything connected to the government ever benefited Nigeria?

[@hibernate8517]

I really don't know what an average Nigerian can do at this point

[@nzappazapp8360]

Am not Nigerian but I get to learn so much from this channel.

[@levelup2014]

I’ve always said this Africas biggest problem isn’t a lack of talent but corruption our leaders can’t see past 10 years and are only concerned about their pockets

[@breakhal]

Always the case

[@brother-dre]

That happens everywhere.

[@Unidentifiedflyinghuman-2gt]

Corruption is everywhere my friend, and talents are worth nothing if you're not creative

[@LawStudentofSouthAfrica2024]

​@@Unidentifiedflyinghuman-2gtThere are levels to it. Talk about countries when one family owns the country’s resources and sit in the highest offices.

[@AllAboutPurple]

You can say that again !!

[@blessingkamogelo1435]

Watching from South Africa and this is very well researched and I really enjoyed your journalism, all I can say is that this battle this man is fighting should be won by Mr Aliko. Africans need to support this man. All love from South Africa. 🇿🇦♥️🇳🇬

[@lulamantshephe5595]

❤❤Thank u I am also South African, what we need is unity and progress

[@Century206]

You're editing and video quality is good. Nice work bro 😁

[@chillitebza]

Im not even nigerian and we would appreciate the fuel relief that nigeria would offer when it has energy processing capability domestically

[@hibernate8517]

I was in secondary school when he announced to build that refinery, I just came back from boarding school for holidays, I was shocked to hear the refinery was complete. That goes to show the extent of work that can be done in this county without corruption. Nigeria would really change over night the day we finally over throw these psychopathic politicians

[@qwerty1994ize]

Didn’t it take 7 years to build?

[@DukeOfParis]

Lol it tools ten years to build what are you waffling about

[@Yomi-n1v]

​@@DukeOfParisand how long have your national refineries taken without completion with trillions of naira pumped into it? Forever!

[@DukeOfParis]

@@Yomi-n1v do you realize dangote spent $20bn for that refinery? Nigeria has a country has never had a spare $20bn in at least two decades. You can cry all you want but Nigeria expenses overshadow it's profit. Don't also forget the Nigerian government is the highest employers of labor in Nigeria.

[@Yomi-n1v]

@@DukeOfParis see how you sound as an obvious ignoramus. Nigeria govt have spent over $25b on it's refineries in the past 10years alone. These are refineries that are already there oh, just to renovate them and make them work. You're a shame. Tell me who is crying now? Dumebi. It is people like you who are ignorant that will never make Nigeria work by chanelling your energy on the politicians stealing your commonwealth but instead you're always quick to throw shades at people telling you obvious. Such a shame.

[@joshuadala3508]

Pls can you make one on the nigerian aviation industry the downfall of arik air and the rise of airpeace

[@adeojogodwill364]

❤

[@dapsinvictor5236]

Glad to see you are back. Hope you are feeling better now God bless you and your family

[@realjudebela]

Yes, I'm much better, thank you 🙏.

[@KyenmiDashe]

My friend just suggested your page! I’m glad he did. Kudos to you! 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@11bornrich]

From seeing a lot of the comments, it seems like a lot of Nigerians are so blinded with hatred towards Dangote that they rather see him fail than see him succeed if it means Nigeria also succeeds. Maybe a lot of Nigerians deserve the current situation that they have. You choose the lesser of two evils. Dangote & the refinery succeeds and he becomes extremely richer BUT as a result, Nigeria potentially rises significantly OR Dangote fails and you go back to having the same useless corrupt government that you've enjoyed for decades. You choose.

[@Iskander448]

Maybe you need to come over to Nigeria to see what they have suffered under Dangote monopolies before making baseless assertions. The destiny of the country cannot be tied to one individual - particularly one whose main motive is profit. Dangote patronized the so called corrupt government and has been one of the people sustaining it. This is the reason why he has his empire. Or do you think it was superior business practices or innovative products put him where he is? History has always shown it to be a recipe for disaster. That is why more reasonable countries create laws to safeguard themselves from being at the mercy of such corporations or individuals. Dangote is the better option out of many BAD ones but that does not take away the risks.People have a right to be skeptical especially since the government who is supposed to safeguard them is not up to the task. It is quite tiring listening to people who do not appreciate the full situation and instead choose to insert their personal biases.

[@amir_official2007]

Thank you for preaching the truth oh.

[@ahmani23]

You are on point

[@davidaseweje]

pretty much

[@epictestsandquizzes]

Some of this hate is just rooted in tribalism, nothing more

[@sheastech]

Never give up @judebella! You uave one of the best (if not the best) Nigerian documentaries on the continent for a KZbinr 🎉

[@balqaasem]

May God protect Dangote. We stand with Dangote.

[@ProfXsamson2023]

Be careful what you pray/wish for!

[@BoskiM]

​@@ProfXsamson2023 same goes to you

[@simonwainaina7360]

I wish to be a millionaire many times over.God be with us all 🙏🙏🙏

[@phkryptoworld]

Guy, you're gifted specially. I love your editing, your voice, your intelligence, you captured my heart bro! I'm pleased with your work. God bless you for adding such great value to humanity by doing this video. I pray you receive great rewards for this from God & man.

[@realjudebela]

@@phkryptoworld Amen 🙏 thank you so much.

[@POVWITHGOMEP]

Jude is back let's feast my people❤❤🎉

[@realjudebela]

🙌🙌🙌

[@sabinedouble07]

Yes I'm in🎉🎉🎉🇳🇬👏🏽💯✨

[@malama_ka_aina]

Your content is remarkable with commentary, consistency, videography and insights that rival very large productions. Please continue the world class work you do. One day Nigeria will rise above small minded individuals. God bless

[@niyijayei5395]

This is one of the oldest stories in the book, a man who has dined and talked into the ears of kings now wants to become the king. I will encourage Nigerians to take Dangote's side however you feel about him. When he wins we win.

[@Therealclips-ib8bm]

We’d be effed if no one did this. Or if we didn’t have good leaders

[@Angelsangels1969]

I'm a JAMAICAN, and NIGERIANS, need to put tribalism aside; anything to better your country, you should support

[@Iskander448]

I agree but they need to go into this with their eyes open. Dangote is not to be trusted. At the moment, he is just the better option out of many bad ones. In terms of protecting the citizenry, the Nigerian government has failed at its job. That is what people get when they vote carelessly.

[@synaestesia-bg3ew]

We need ten more Dangote in other industries. That's how south Korea developed

[@emmanuelcasimir6401]

@@Iskander448when they vote 😢but what do you say when their votes are manipulated and stolen clearly they did not vote this government in power !

[@davidonyemaizu8]

Finally, a new video. We feast!

[@Erinle_creates]

Don’t blame the player, blame the game. Thanks for enlightening me.

[@Matrix609z]

This is why Africa is losing throughout the world now because you have someone that is a billionaire that is ready to raise Africa from the ashes, but you have other Africans that talk negatively and want to stop the blessing🔥

[@glendersondaly4327]

He did it 🎉 and it is working

[@omorinmade]

Raise africa indeed🤣 Is like u don't know what that man called dangote truly is

[@Ibrahimdliberator]

Jude, you are a blessing to Nigeria & Africa..

[@realjudebela]

Thank you 🙏

[@king_gspell3414]

Thanks for your consistency JB

[@realjudebela]

🙏

[@davetv4705]

Jude, you really did justice to the subject matter as usual. The corruption in the Nigerian elite is so bad that anything that's meant to be a blessing to Nigeria turns to a curse.

[@lulamantshephe5595]

but they are filthy rich already. I just pity the poor majority who,ate suffering jobless. Why not create jobs in Nigeria through oil processing instead of processed imports?

[@udeagbalachike2808]

Jude is a master storyteller....Nice one

[@realjudebela]

Thank you 🙏

[@TracyUhiara]

Thanks for this, this was well presented and extremely informative 😮

[@olayinkaadeleye3134]

Good summary of the rise of Aliko Dangote. Not a saint but a true patriot. I pray he succeeds with his refinery project and moves on to Steel. We need a strong man like him to lead the charge for the industrialization of Nigeria and the rest of Africa. We need to end the export of raw materials and move into the production and export of finished goods. That is the vision of Dangote for Africa.

[@ebukachiemeka8666]

Welcome my bro. Thank you for all you do. Quick recovery as well.

[@realjudebela]

Thank you 🙏

[@benjaminonyekwuluje7835]

I don’t see why Nigeria situation is like this. Allow Dangote to refine this black gold, he gets rich. When he exports, the country gets rich as well. WIN WIN. And cut off those greedy cabals that are no good to anyone but themselves. Love your content ❤

[@donotreplydumbpeople3866]

It does not work like that my friend, Dangote is playing monopoly (its not his fault tho) the corruption and greedyness that enrich his family (he’s the grandson of the richest man in África) its the same corruption that is fighting him now, if them allow him for succeed they’ll loose money, and control, so… no, they wont allow that, the same thing is going on in Sudan

[@qwerty1994ize]

@@donotreplydumbpeople3866think about this for a second. You will allow your country to rot because a man who took a risk in business gets richer? Black man can’t be this stupid.

[@angelositoe6067]

It's funny how Nigeria doesn't see what a blessing the refinery is...

[@samegwujr]

This is great. Your content very powerful like James Jani.🙏🏾

[@UgochukwuNwankwo-f8i]

Jude thank you very much for your good contents

[@relaxationtube3581]

Nigeria's No. 1 Problem is the rot and corruption in NNPC.

[@paultim]

Been hungry for another video. Trust you're doing fine now Bella. You need that rest tho.

[@realjudebela]

Thank you, I'm much stronger now.

[@ThomasSankara-rf1gw]

Bela I need your mentorship ... I love your presentation pattern and the sensitivity of the stories you trash . You are someone who wants Nigeria to rise again... God bless u

[@Ashanti_flower24]

Yesssss I’ve been waiting for you to do a video on Dangote

[@yvonne.saintm]

Jude God bless u for always giving us an educative video...now let me feast on this❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@foxdeeFX]

Great analysis and documentary

[@afriversehistoric]

Big ups Jude...welcome back ...I enjoyed this video as I always do...thanks for educating

[@adjhd77]

❤ Wonderful coverage When will this greedy and corrupt leaders have enough 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@osyrisRae]

This channel needs to grow at a much faster rate. The editing the writing EVERYTHING ON POINT

[@adekunleb793]

Thanks, Jude, for your eye-opening documentaries.

[@ojewandeabiodun9851]

Thanks for the update

[@emmanuelemodi21]

Wow, this is precise and pretty lucid of the perennial problem in the sector. Keep up the good work.

[@adstix]

Great investigative journalism! One wonders if the EFCC (in collaboration with the Interpol) has the capacity or the political will to shine a flashlight into the murky waters of Nigeria's oil industry. The infamous Abacha loot may be chicken change in comparison to what a clinical investigation will uncover! But something will definitely give sooner or later!

[@mrnatha]

Like and Commenting for the YT Algorithm. Welcome back bro Jude

[@mordikes]

Brilliant reporting, Jude. Impressive.

[@Slykee7709]

Just saw your channel for the first time. Subscribed straight away. Well delivered,produced, perfect editing and to crown it all, your delivery. Better than mist TV broadcast can deliver. Keep it up.

[@realjudebela]

Thank you 🙏

[@gradon001]

Excellent reporting Brother Bela. 👍🏾

[@charlibravo371]

SUBSCRIBED!. Good quality production, neutral and impartial stance, and interesting topics. Love from Somalia.

[@princess_siafa]

Thank you. A lot of work went into this video. Someone gotta do the Journalism most are afraid to do🤝🏿

[@nhlakaniphohkhumaloh1507]

It seems time and time again the enemy of progress in our African countries is other Africans. We have the same problem in South Africa, where our leaders seem to be against any progress that uplifts black people especially if it doesn't benefit them and their individualistic goals. The Dangote oil refinery would have been a game changer not just for Nigeria or West Africa but the continent as a whole. We're still a long way from true liberation as Africans, but kudos to Mr Dangote and his relentless patriotic spirit.

[@johnsoniduwe1768]

I am happy because there someone talking about things I think no one talks about. You are good, keep up your good work

[@courtvision_tv]

I’ve been waiting Welcome back

[@ThomasSankara-rf1gw]

The Billionaire who woke Africa's giant- Aliko Dangote. May this be the story in 3-5 years time.

[@omorinmade]

Do u know that dangote cement is one of top 5 most expensive cement in the world????

[@smallqwaro]

Thanks for the insight sir.

[@legendaryfilmz]

Great video I watched this from America

[@adesinaojelade2810]

Corruption in Nigeria an endless saga.

[@ookonkwo]

Another beautiful Masterpiece this video needs be studied by future Journalists keep up the good work

[@Flowers-i4e]

Well! If the competition made their billions, be satisfied🙄. Accept that a change has come. May Allah protect Dangote🙏🏿

[@njauinuka7359]

I'm an African Kenyan specifically. I wish a president like ours who flies internationally for deals could see this as an opportunity to invest and work with regional countries. He could make a deal with Dangote to supply crude oil on a first priority basis for Nigeria and in turn get subsidised prices on refined oil. I was very hopeful for this project personally.

[@farfrommediocre697]

Bro what your doing is really wonderful I enjoy documentary and I have been looking for one about our country Nigeria, I am so happy I found this channel

[@realjudebela]

@farfrommediocre697 Thank you and welcome to the club 🙌

[@consensussoftwarekenya4765]

good stuff bro.. keep up.. from your number one fan in kenya

[@realjudebela]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@mrpaul9064]

Goodness.. why wouldn't someone wants a person of his own country have a business that will support their country's economy? It's sad to hear that some of Dangote opponents are Nigerians supporting foreign markets 😢. Woow, to u Africans !! When will you learn to work together and stop your colonizers from exploiting you? 😢😭😭😥🫣

[@muhammedjaiteh8593]

Tribalism is Africa's biggest enemy

[@nc269]

Welcome to Nigeria 😏

[@TorqueHaven]

Unfortunately it's pretry much the same here in North Africa, foreign paychecks over citizens prosperity..

[@amir208501]

Greed a terrible thing.

[@usmanabdulkadir3334]

Great content keep it up as always bro

[@ALEXANDERPRADO]

excellent reporting... truly excellent.

[@VictorForres]

SO VERY FANTASTICALLY WELL EXPLAINED.

[@thegodfrey1738]

Really love watching your documentaries.

[@greencastingcv]

I just love your investigative journalism. Well done

[@magicman8444]

Amazing in depth video with very good delivery this man is very good at his job and more people need to know him and the information he blessed us with

[@Kingabdvl]

This is really painful as a Nigerian. To think some Nigerian sectors are actually against the growth of Nigeria is really disheartening and the fact that Nigerians are being endlessly punish for their greed is just unbelievable.

[@jakeblack1677]

Those Players that are against the refinery project are one of the Unpatriotic individuals in the highest order.

[@legendofabuja9406]

Please do a follow up on this And great work as always!!

[@salimsaidumadawaki9260]

This short documentary earned you the subscribe button. Keep doing the good work, Brother 🥂

[@realjudebela]

Welcome aboard!

[@richconcepttv6648]

Thank you for that video

[@aniekanabasiumoh170]

Love the video brother. Just one thing, sometimes the audio background is a lot louder than. Your video. Other than that, pitch perfect work, as always. Well-done brother!

[@realjudebela]

Thanks for the feedback. I'll work on correcting that in the next one.

[@nathanyakubu]

Another banger!!!

[@lungilemotubatse8491]

Corruption is Nigeria is systematic

[@emmanuelcasimir6401]

Is beyond systemic my brother it is the system… just watch and see how they will capture that refinery ! How do you run a business and suddenly you can’t put a price to your product watch how corruption will play out.

[@obieWanmotivation]

Very sad given the government does not protect the best interest of its citizens. 64 yrs since October 1, 1960 and the discussion is still whether Nigeria should refine its own crude oil or import with subsidies. It shows the government's priorities is far from the citizens basic survival needs.

[@obieWanmotivation]

@@emmanuelcasimir6401 Welcome to Nigeria. They will solicit for investors in its economy with one hand only to use the other hand to implement policies that will strangle the life out of your investment.

[@mohastefrzer9987]

I give it to you..outstanding work here my friend..wonderful content hope Nigerians wake up and realize the blessings dangote is offering to them

[@realjudebela]

Much appreciated

[@Celebritylifestyle777]

Jude you are too GOOD. stay blessed and keep the hardwork

[@georgemankind6020]

Thank you Jude for this wonderful information

[@oluwatoyinawoyinka6272]

Thank you for a detailed and unbaised review of the current analysis of the Nigerian oil refinery.

[@chukwukajohn]

Well researched documentary. Very educational and nice to listen to. Great job Jude

[@Classiccaptures]

Bro you’re content is the best

[@amir208501]

Amazing! Great job.

[@jayharper2959]

I've been waiting for this video. You didn't disappoint.

[@Classiccaptures]

Great insight and content

[@muhammadkhoirudin4982]

I like you Channel and you content.nice content bro👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@VictorForres]

THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING THAT PLOT TO KEEP BACK MR DANGOTA'S REFINERY. THANKING YOU SO MUCH.

[@joshuaajagbe5096]

You are indeed a great story teller.

[@realjudebela]

Thank you 🙏

[@darkmatters247]

Such a good story teller!

[@juliusokine]

Beautiful work of art, you earned me as a subscriber😊

[@realjudebela]

@@juliusokine Thank you.

[@rambo-m5d]

400 years all over again........................smh

[@fredpeter4966]

Very instructive. A time well spent watching this video

[@herbertsjeffrey]

A story well told. Nice one JB

[@eddymmekwa]

I urge all Nigerians to rally behind Dangote. A wine for Dangote is a wine for Africa. You can't be the giant of africa while importing the most valuable resource, FUEL.

[@isifejohnbosco3683]

You are a fantastic storyteller

[@realjudebela]

🙏

[@DavidWilliam-mg6qb]

Nice job bro i enjoy viewing your videos .keep it up 👍👍.

[@gikonyokimani]

wonderful video

[@okechukwuabugusmart7598]

I pray that we shall all be alive to witness the end of this trying time.... many thanks to JB

[@alexi9253]

It will be a big loss and shame to Nigeria if Dangote's refinery is forced to be exporting their refined petroleum products outside of Nigeria. Prices are not coming down in this scenario and the people will suffer the most.

[@Anything-bdo]

Bro you too good. I go tell all my guys about this channel

[@realjudebela]

🙏🙏🙏